Yorkshire Terrier Christmas Tote Bag I Just Want To Spend Christmas With My Yorkie

I Just Want To Spend Christmas With My Yorkie

The Yorkshire Terrier on this tote bag peeks over the edge of a gift box, paws resting on the rim, a plaid bow holding up her topknot. Around her, a wreath of holly, pine cones and warm string lights frames a red banner that carries the whole wish in one line. Our Yorkshire Terrier Christmas tote bag is made for the person whose holiday plans start and end with a small dog in the room.

She sits in the middle of the pile of presents as if she were the biggest one. Candy canes lean against the boxes, and a few ornaments hang at the edges of the wreath. The red and green plaid ribbon along the bottom holds the word YORKIE in gold, so there is no doubt who this season belongs to. We drew every piece of it by hand, and it all points back to her.

For the Yorkie Mom Who Wraps Gifts With a Dog Underfoot

Some people know exactly what December looks like at home. A tiny dog supervises the tape and the paper, then climbs into the box before it is closed. This design belongs to that person. Our Christmas tote for Yorkie lovers turns that small ritual into something she can carry out the door.

It works for the walk to a family dinner with a bottle and a dish in hand. It works for the cookie swap, the last-minute grocery run, or carrying presents to a sister who also owns a Yorkie. Anyone who has ever bought a holiday sweater in a dog size will understand it at a glance.

Her silky tan and steel-blue coat is the part people notice first, and the artwork gives it room. The gold lettering catches the red and green around it, and the whole scene feels warm without trying hard. It is a quiet way to say that the dog is part of the family photo.

Is This Tote Only for Christmas Season?

No. Our Yorkie tote bag suits any day you want a small dog nearby, though the holly, ribbons and gift boxes make it a natural pick from the first week of December through New Year’s.

The red bow in her hair would look right beside a plaid scarf and a thermos of cocoa.